California Environmental Voters

Related Organizations

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California Enviromental Voters

Lobbying Representations

This list shows when this lobbyist testified in a hearing, who they were representing and which bill was involved. The data covers 2015-18 and 2023-present.

Date	Lobbyist	Bill	Hearing	Testimony
August 29, 2024	Raquel Mason		Budget and Fiscal Review	Testimony Link
July 2, 2024	Jena Price	AB 1963	Agriculture	Testimony Link
June 26, 2024	Ryan Spencer	AB 2316	Education	Testimony Link
April 22, 2024	Raquel Mason	SB 1420	Energy, Utilities and Communications	Testimony Link
April 16, 2024	Kimberly Stone	AB 3155	Judiciary	Testimony Link
April 9, 2024	Elise Fandrich	AB 2552	Environmental Safety and Toxic Materials	Testimony Link
July 12, 2023	Susan Little	AB 249	Education	Testimony Link
May 16, 2023	Alexandra Leumer		Budget #2 Resources, Environmental Protection and Energy	Testimony Link
April 26, 2023	Jena Price	AB 538	Utilities and Energy	Testimony Link
April 25, 2023	Erin Woolley	SB 389	Natural Resources and Water	Testimony Link

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Bill Alignment

Bill Alignments represents this person's position on legislation and, where it applies, the organization they were representing. These positions are captured from in-person testimony and written positions that have been submitted to committees. The data covers 2015-18 and 2023-present.

Year:

Bill	Representing	Last Recorded Position
SB 1182: Master Plan for Healthy, Sustainable, and Climate-Resilient Schools.	Self	Support
SB 1337: Elections: form of petitions.	Self	Support
SB 1375: Workforce development: records: poverty-reducing labor standards: funds, programs, reporting, and analyses.	Self	Support
SB 972: Methane emissions: organic waste: landfills.	Self	Support
SB 1103: Tenancy of commercial real properties: agreements: building operating costs.	Self	Support
SB 1221: Gas corporations: ceasing service: priority neighborhood decarbonization zones.	Self	Support
SB 1420: Hydrogen production facilities: certification and environmental review.	Self	Against
SB 219: Greenhouse gases: climate corporate accountability: climate-related financial risk.	Self	Support
SB 59: Battery electric vehicles: bidirectional capability.	Self	Support
SB 675: Prescribed grazing: local assistance grant program: Wildfire and Forest Resilience Task Force.	Self	Support

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Financials

Below is a list of financial exchanges between this organization and current legislators including campaign donations, gifts, independent expenditures or travel expenses. The data covers 2015-present.

Current Legislator:

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Total org contributions to current legislators from 2015-present

$9,650

Giver	Receiver	Transaction Type	Date	Amount
California Environmental Voters	Chris Ward	Gifts	Dec 19, 2023	$86
California Environmental Voters	Marc Berman	Gifts	Dec 19, 2023	$86
California Environmental Voters	Alex Lee	Gifts	Dec 19, 2023	$86
California Environmental Voters	Melissa Hurtado	Gifts	Dec 8, 2023	$118
California Environmental Voters	Diane Papan	Gifts	Dec 8, 2023	$118
California Environmental Voters	Dawn Addis	Gifts	Dec 8, 2023	$118
California Environmental Voters	Maria Elena Durazo	Gifts	Dec 8, 2023	$118
California Environmental Voters	Eduardo Garcia	Gifts	Sep 18, 2023	$54
California Environmental Voters	Benjamin Allen	Gifts	Sep 18, 2023	$54
California Environmental Voters	Henry Stern	Gifts	Sep 18, 2023	$54